Sound of Touch is an interactive real-time recorder and sound sketching tool. It uses a wand that is scraped, tapped, brushed, or otherwise touched to a surface. The wand has a vibration sensor taped to the tip that measures the vibrations from the brushing. This data is then sent to the digital convolution algorithm where the frequency from the sample chosen (either a pre-recorded sound from the library or a user-recorded sound) is mixed with the vibration frequency. The final effect is that the sampled sound can be heard as if it was played through the material touched. If a bell is our sampled sound, and we gently brush the wand against wool, it will sound like a bell heard through wool.
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